Kitchen Remodel in Orange, CA

The City of Orange contains one of California’s best-preserved historic districts — Old Towne, with more than a thousand homes built before 1940 — alongside classic 1950s-70s tracts and newer communities near Santiago Canyon. We remodel kitchens and bathrooms across Orange, matching the approach to the house: preservation-minded in the historic district, straightforwardly modern everywhere else.

Kitchen Remodeling in Orange

Old Towne kitchens were built for a different century: small, separated from the living spaces, and often expanded awkwardly over the decades. Our work there prioritizes layouts that cook like a modern kitchen while looking like they belong — shaker and inset-style cabinetry, classic materials, and careful integration of modern appliances and lighting. In Orange’s tract neighborhoods, full kitchen remodels with new cabinets, quartz counters and opened walls between kitchen and family room are the standard request, and the floor plans usually cooperate.

Bathroom Remodeling in Orange

Historic Orange bathrooms often have charm worth keeping — and plumbing worth replacing. Our bathroom remodels in older homes renew the systems behind the walls, rebuild showers and tubs on current waterproofing, and finish in period-friendly tile and fixtures that do not fight the architecture. In the tracts, the familiar pattern applies: primary baths gain walk-in showers through our shower conversion service, hall baths get durable family updates, and ventilation is brought up to modern standards everywhere.

Historic District and Permit Notes

Old Towne Orange has design standards administered through the city’s Community Development department; interior remodels need standard building permits, and exterior work on historic homes may require additional review and approval. We identify which rules apply to your property at the consultation, prepare the permit package, and coordinate inspections within the contract — no mid-project surprises about what the city expects.

Craftsmanship That Fits the House

Older homes punish careless work: out-of-plumb walls, layered flooring, and framing that predates modern codes all demand a contractor who measures twice and scribes cabinets to real walls. Mars Construction Industries brings general building and plumbing licenses to the same contract, so discoveries behind a wall get fixed by the same team that found them, with the change documented on your estimate before work proceeds.

What an Orange Remodel Looks Like, Start to Finish

For Old Towne homes, our first visit includes a careful look at what is original, what has been changed, and what the city will expect from the project. We measure with the understanding that nothing in a 1910 wall is plumb or standard, and we discuss openly how that affects cabinets, tile layout and schedule — historic homes reward patience and punish assumptions. Your estimate itemizes the known scope and identifies the specific unknowns (for example, concealed plumbing condition) with agreed pricing rules, so surprises are managed by process rather than by argument.

In Orange’s tract neighborhoods the process is the straightforward version of the same discipline: consultation, selections, itemized estimate, permits, demolition, rough work, inspections, finishes, walkthrough. Throughout the city we protect what is staying — original hardwood, mature landscaping along access paths, the neighbor relations that matter on close-knit streets — and we leave the home with its permit history documented, a genuine asset in a district where buyers ask.

Remodel My Kitchen or Bath is a service of Mars Construction Industries Corp, CSLB Lic #1138550 (A General Engineering | B General Building), licensed, bonded and insured.

Talk to us about your project: call 714.746.7611 or reach us through our contact page to schedule an in-home consultation and a detailed written estimate. See all the areas we cover on our areas served page.

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